August 25 2022, New York Times

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Clue
Prefix with particle
Assess, with "up"
Lustful
Device for Arachne, in Greek myth
Corporation that acquired the Gateway computer hardware company in 2007
Antipasto bit
Smooth, in a way
Disruptive moviegoers, perhaps
Buckeye-Hawkeye-Yellowhammer
Espouse
Spec for computer cables
Part of some Arabic names
Pine Tree-Cornhusker-Sunflower
Windy City airport code
Mold for a castle, maybe
Buddhist scripture
There's one every second
Hammock composition, perhaps
Sweetheart
"To repeat …"
Stat on a baseball card
Some colas
Green Mountain-Treasure-Last Frontier
Put the kibosh on
"Well, I'll be!"
Do crew
U.S. geographical grouping … or a hint to 20-, 27- and 47-Across
Cocktail made with gin, soda, lemon juice and sugar
Easy victory
Covid test components
Patsy Cline, for one
Feature of many a beehive
How ham might be served
Spotted
Infernal river
As well
Rider of the lost ark?
Nobelist Morrison
"Sounds like a plan!"
Place to pick some vegetables?
Suffix with period
Greek letter (but not the last one)
Deity born from Chaos
What cats ride around on in some internet videos
___ mater
Never: Ger.
Smart TV feature
"Excellent!"
Wine container in a Poe title
Tear a lot
Butterfly-attracting flowers
Presidential first name
Chant for the Dream Team
Whodunit plot element
Like a phoenix from the ashes
Item checked by a bouncer
Home to Maracanã Stadium
Greek letter (definitely not the last one)
Well-used pencil, say
"Sex and the City" actress Cattrall
Aachen article
Begins
Flower with a canine-sounding name
Fruity liqueur base
Astrophysicist ___ deGrasse Tyson
Units of magnetic flux density
Oscar and Edgar
Dairy Queen competitor
Tessellation piece
A couple of chips, perhaps
Turnip or beet
Primetime ___
Ne plus ultra
General name on a menu
Have free and clear
Scratch